Emerging Market Issuer definition

Emerging Market Issuer means an entity domiciled in an Emerging Market Country. “Local Currencies” means currencies of Emerging Market Countries.

Emerging Market Issuer or “EMI” means, other than an Other Listed EMI, or unless otherwise determined by the Exchange, an issuer whose principal business operations and the majority of its operating assets are in an Emerging Market jurisdiction. For greater certainty, an EMI that has securities listed on the Exchange is also a Listed Issuer.

Emerging Market Issuer means (i) a sovereign or non-sovereign issuer located in a country that is in Latin America, Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe or the Caribbean, other than an issuer located in Japan or Singapore; or (ii) a sovereign or non-sovereign issuer located in a country that is rated below AA by S&P (other than Greece, Italy or any other country consented to by S&P).

Examples of Emerging Market Issuer in a sentence

• The information required by section 2(b)(i) above should disclose whether the issuer is an Emerging Market Issuer, whether the listing involved an agent, underwriter or Canadian Securities Regulatory Authority, and any additional requirements imposed by Neo Exchange pursuant to sections 2.10 and 2.11 of the Neo Exchange Listing Manual.

• Identification, Assessment and Disclosure of Emerging Market Issuer RisksAn EMI must identify, assess and adequately disclose the emerging market issuer risks and related matters that are applicable to its business as set out in OSC Staff Notice 51-720.

• The Exchange will not accept an application to list securities of an Emerging Market Issuer until such requirements or procedures are adopted and implemented by the Exchange.(1) In addition to the initial listing requirements contained in this Part, an EMI that applies tolist its securities on the Exchange must meet the requirements set out below.

• Where management and a sufficient number of board members are not fluent in English, NSX may require that the Emerging Market Issuer submit a communication plan to satisfactorily demonstrate how effective communication with the market will occur.

• An "Emerging Market Issuer" is a sovereign or non-sovereign issuer located in a country (excluding any Approved Country) (a) that is in Latin America, Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe or the Caribbean or (b) the long-term foreign currency debt obligations of which are rated below "Aa2" by Moody's or the long-term foreign currency credit rating of which is below "AA" by S&P.

More Definitions of Emerging Market Issuer

Emerging Market Issuer means an entity domiciled in an Emerging Market Country.

Emerging Market Issuer means, unless otherwise determined by the Exchange, an issuer whose mind and management as well as principal active operations are located in Asia, Asia Pacific (excluding Japan, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand), Africa, South America and Eastern Europe.

Emerging Market Issuer means a sovereign or non-sovereign issuer located in a country that is in Latin America, Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe or the Caribbean or in a country the dollar-denominated sovereign debt obligations of which are rated lower than “AA” by S&P and lower than “AA” by Fitch; provided that an issuer of Asset-Backed Securities located in any Eligible SPV Jurisdiction shall not be an Emerging Market Issuer for purposes hereof if the underlying collateral of such Asset-Backed Securities consists solely of obligations of obligors located in the United States and Qualifying Foreign Obligors.

Emerging Market Issuer means an “emerging market issuer” as that term is used in OSC Staff Notice 51-719 – Emerging Market Issuer Review.

Emerging Market Issuer means a sovereign or non-sovereign issuer located in a country that is in Latin America, Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe or the Caribbean or in a country the dollar-denominated sovereign debt obligations of which are rated lower than “Aa2” by Moody’s and lower than “AA” by S&P; provided that an issuer of Asset-Backed Securities located in any Eligible SPV Jurisdiction shall not be an Emerging Market Issuer for purposes hereof if the underlying collateral of such Asset-Backed Securities consists solely of obligations of obligors located in the United States and Qualifying Foreign Obligors.

Emerging Market Issuer means an Issuer, other than an Excluded Resource Issuer, whose principal business operations or operating assets are primarily located in or conducted from an Emerging Market Jurisdiction.

Emerging Market Issuer means a sovereign or non-sovereign issuer located in a country that is in Latin America, Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe or the Caribbean.